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Thanks Dave, I wasn't aware of the different pin out,but I have quite a few good MJE2955's? but will be careful to look for it. thanks for the info. Regards Dave

Hi Alexander: Thank for the advice, I believe the AX3557 is in the files section of Tek scopes if not it certainly is in the archives. A big THANKS! to the person who posted it. Nice work by the

That is exactly how I test them I made a plug from one of the extender cards available from the video game service people. I brought out all six leads for the outboard power transistors so I can test

I sure appreciate the input, I will give everything a go once I get it on my bench. Should be this weekend or first of next week. Thanks again, ~Michael

There’s what I was missing. Thanks. Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2013 1:23 PM To: TekScopes@... Subject: Re: [TekScopes] Shipping (non Tek) USPS Flat Rate has a 20 lb max

That works. Thanks. I think I already have one of these modules... Ken W7EKB

It's an obvious idea, but instead of building a test jig into a "blank"?plug-in (which is probably going to be nearly impossible to find) you could build it seperately and connect it using the plug

That link returns a "The file link that you requested is not valid. " error message. I would like to have that schematic also so I can fix and use my TM-500 gear. Thanks, Ken Gordon W7EKB

Yep, it is! --- Enviado do meu Motorola PT550 Meu site: http://www.tabalabs.com.br

<pu1bzz.listas@...> wrote: I had more luck with this link which I suspect is the same

I just rescued a 422 (#9976) from a local guy via Craigslist. Seems to be in pretty good physical shape. It's missing the ground pin on the AC only p/s, both P6006 probes it came with are trashed

Except for the pinout, the MJE2955 is a fine replacement for the SJE925. There is a non-exhaustive list and discussion of substitutes

I am interested in a copy too. Thank you. Gerhard

Let me try to find it! Ah, found, here you have: http://www.4shared.com/office/fDjyCD9K/Tek_AX-3557_TM500_Module_Teste.html Hope it is useful to you :)

Alexandre, I would be interested in having a copy of that schematic. Would it be possible to post a copy? Cheers, DaveD

USPS Flat Rate has a 20 lb max shipping weight for international. 73 Jim N6OTQ

Hi there Dave! I believe you CANNOT PLUG ANYTING into a TM-50x mainframe before checking it. BTW, I think I can create a small tool that you plug in each slot and tests everything (transistors,

I may be miss-understanding something but flat rate allows 70lbs so minimize the volume and put it in the smallest USPS flat rate box that it will fit in. If it won't fit in a large flat rate then

Hello everyone: Been long over due so, First lest me say what a awesome group this is, a several members have really helped me out a lot over the years. I have been able to help several members

If you could possibly divide it into 2 pieces, both under 20 pounds, the cheapest way would be 2 USPS flat rate boxes. Otherwise plain USPS.